Find pregnancy week by week info on baby’s development, pregnancy symptoms week-by-week, and weekly tasks from our Parenthoodbliss articles.
A baby, in their 9th week after implantation, begins to develop bones, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences headaches. The baby, this week,
As you reach the 19th week of your pregnancy, slow and steadily you are progressing towards your dream day! This week you may experience the
Table of Contents 15 weeks pregnant means you entered the second week of your 2nd trimester. In the 15th week of pregnancy, your fetus would
Table of Contents By the time you are in the 14th week of your pregnancy, you can expect your fetus to measure 3.4 inches long
Table of Contents You have reached the stage of being 17 weeks pregnant. During this phase, you will be a lot excited and a bit
Table of Contents A baby, in their 8th week after implantation, begins to develop the heartbeat, while the mother, on the other hand, makes more
Table of Contents Pregnancy, as beautiful a phase in a woman’s life is, also is rather daunting because of the uncertainties that come with it.
Table of Contents A baby, in their 4th week pregnancy after implantation, begins to develop from a blastocyst to an embryo, while the mother, on
Table of Contents A baby, in its 10th week after implantation, finally turns into a fetus. Congratulations!The baby, this week, will measure 1.2 inches and
In the 38 Weeks Pregnant, while your anxiety and anticipation peaks, the baby is now ready to talk as their vocal cords would now be
Table of Contents A baby, in their 32 weeks pregnant after implantation, begins to practice breathing, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences the
Table of Contents A baby, in their 34 weeks pregnant after implantation, begins to develop tiny nails, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences
Now you can expect your baby is approximately 3 inches long and your baby can suck its thumb now in utero
During your first trimester of pregnancy, you can expect a flood of pregnancy hormones to prepare your body for the baby for the next nine months.
Table of Contents How long does it take for a baby to be born? A normal pregnancy continues for about 40 weeks and these weeks
Table of Contents You are almost halfway through your pregnancy on the 23rd week and your body is getting prepped up for lactation at the
Table of Contents The journey of being pregnant is a whole different and special experience, now that you are 22 weeks pregnant, you would have
Table of Contents 40th week of pregnancy, what we like to call the final lap of pregnancy, is when the baby can be expected to
Table of Contents Now that you are 21 weeks pregnant, you have still a long way to go in your pregnancy cycle. Being known about
Table of Contents 20 weeks pregnant – with your little one measuring about 6 and a half inches and weighing 10.58 ounces at week 20th,
Table of Contents 6 weeks pregnant – A baby, in their 6th week after implantation, begins to develop legs and arms, while the mother, on
Table of Contents Congratulations on the competition of the second trimester! Great work! As you grow close to meeting your little one, some toughest symptoms
Table of Contents From the time you have known of your pregnancy, it has perhaps been a wait for fetal development. This biggest milestone has
Table of Contents Entered the 39 weeks of pregnant? Congratulations, you are now officially full term! In the 39 weeks of pregnancy, an average baby
Table of Contents While your baby’s development and growth curve has plateaued in week 40th weeks pregnant already, the baby will still be growing their
Table of Contents A baby, in their 37th weeks pregnant after implantation, is considered a term, the mother, on the other hand, this week gets
The 36th weeks pregnant is where mothers are in their last stretch of giving birth and when the baby ‘drops.’ This is also the time
A baby, in their 35 weeks of pregnant after implantation, develops the sense of hearing, the mother, on the other hand, experiences signs of labor with
At 33 weeks Pregnant a baby develops hard bones, on the other hand, the mother may seem to forget a lot of things, which is
42 Weeks Pregnant – Know here Symptoms, Baby Development, and Tips ✓ hyper-alert baby ✓ Baby becomes fatter ✓ Contractions, Etc. – It is finally
A baby, in their 30th week after implantation, begins to put on weight, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences heartburn and mood swings.
A baby, in their 31st weeks of pregnant after implantation, begins to grow bigger, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences more aches.The baby,
A baby, in their 29th week after implantation, begins to build baby fat, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences the symptoms she would
A baby, in its 28th week after implantation, begins to develop its brain, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences fatigue.The baby, this week,
By the 27th week of your pregnancy, you might already begin to experience Braxton Hick’s contractions also known as fake contractions – your body’s way
The closer you come to the delivery date, the more preparations for the baby will be more, from cradle to bassinets, you need to prep-up
When you are 25 weeks pregnant you may start getting restless for the delivery time but you really need to be patient and calm for
Now that you are 24 weeks pregnant, you will be excited for your little one to come as well as you would be anxious for
Table of Contents A baby, in their 5th week after implantation, begins to develop major organs, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences major
A baby, in their 11 Weeks Pregnant after implantation, begins to develop fingers and toes, while the mother, on the other hand, experiences some morning sickness.
A baby, in their 16th week after implantation, begins to develop their taste buds; the mamma bear, on the other hand, can be seen in
The experience of starting parenting is a very distinct and special journey, now that you are 18 weeks pregnant, you will have gained a lot
Pregnancy is one of life’s most beautiful periods. Every little thing brings joy and excitement from selecting the baby’s name to choosing the clothing. The
Conception is also known as fertilization usually happens about 2 weeks after the starting of the last menstrual period (also known as LMP). Conception is when the man’s sperm fertilizes the woman’s egg. The conception will happen in one of the fallopian tubes. These are the tubes that are between the ovaries and the uterus (womb).
It is likely for you to not know the exact date you get pregnant. This is why medical health care providers use the LMP to find out how far you are in pregnancy.
The fertilized egg will move through the fallopian tubes towards the uterus and attach to the lining of the uterus known as implantation. Once it is implanted, it will begin to grow, and the placenta forms. The placenta will grow in the uterus and supply the baby with oxygen and food through the umbilical cord.
The baby’s neural tube forms. This neural tube will become the baby’s spinal cord, brain, and backbone. Tiny buds will start appearing that become the baby’s arms and legs. The baby’s heart and lungs will develop, and even the heart starts to beat.
The baby’s bones will start to form and they are still soft. They harden as the baby develops along in your pregnancy. They will now have eyelids, but they remain shut. The baby’s genitals also begin to form.
Fingers and toes will continue to develop and the baby’s nails grow. You will be able to hear the baby’s heartbeat at the prenatal care checkup.
This is the start of the second trimester! The baby is growing fast. Their organs are completely formed and continue developing. On ultrasound, it can look like the baby’s breathing and swallowing.
The eyelids, ears, and upper lip have developed by now. They can hear you! You can talk or sing to them as much as you feel like. The baby now is about 5 inches long and weighs almost 5 ounces.
The baby’s nails grow toward the ends of their fingers. During this time the baby is about 10 inches long and will be 1 pound of weight. The fingers and toes of the baby are fully formed, which includes her finger and toe prints. The baby can now swallow and from time to time, they may even hiccup! You may feel gestures as regular, jerky movements.
The baby’s muscles will continue to grow. They may start to have hair on their head. The lungs are fully formed but they are not ready to breathe outside of the womb yet. They will now be about 12 inches long and their weight will be little more than 1 pound.
The baby will have eyelashes and he/she can open and close their eyes. The baby is about 14 inches long and will weigh about 2½ pounds. The brain of the baby develops and grows quickly. Their brain can now help control their body heat.
The vernix, which is the waxy, greasy coating that will protect the baby’s skin in your womb, starts getting thicker. Most babies are likely to move into a head-down position for getting ready for labor and birth. This may happen this week or in the next few weeks.
Congratulations on 40 weeks! The baby is ready to be born. Your baby has time to develop fully and is ready to finally meet you face to face. Call the provider whenever you think you are in labor. The baby will be about 18 to 20 inches long and will weigh about 6 to 9 pounds.
Did not find what you were looking for?
Drop-in your request and we will be happy to write it down for you!
